The store offers unique items, both edible and decorative with a friendly staff to guide you. The…read moregreenhouse displays seasonal flowers and plants as well as fun kid things. The meadow of goats is a must see when the weather permits.

We were told by one of Pully's neighbors what a great place it was and having the dogs with us was…read moreno problem. We got there and the employees said the dogs were a safety issue (they were on a leash and we were walking around in the grass) and they had to be put back in the car. Not a welcoming place.

I have been going to Werner's for years and they have always had great produce, flowers and…read morepumpkins at a reasonable price. The customer service can't be beaten anywhere. The flowers, hanging baskets, and potted plants are amazing at this time of year.

My go to Farm Market-always fresh produce, free range eggs, live breakfast ground pork, chicken…read moresausages, ground lamb and family atmosphere.

This is by far the best farmer's market I've ever been to and I've traveled the country! The…read moreselection is amazing year round. From fresh produce and flowers in the summer and fall, to seedlings in the spring and meats, cheeses and fresh baked goods all year. The prices and people are great. You won't be able to leave empty handed. Support your local farmers!

My hats off to all the vendors who setup in the middle of snow fall and freezing temperatures! This…read moreis not a normal market I go to, but I went because my favorite tamales are a vendor here. Natalie's Tamales (Instagram natalies_tamles). Met her at an Yelp event and fell in love with the tamales and sauces. Having southern roots been hard to find a good tamale, but Natalie has nailed it. The pork and chicken tamales are delicious! Like I said the weather was not the best, but I was still surprised at how many vendors were there. Ranging from fresh sausage, fruits, vegetables, sweets, cheeses and wine and alcohol. I met a chef, Chef Scott Bernard. (Instagram goodneighborflavor) He has a stand with balavka, original and brown sugar cinnamon. They both were tasty, the brown sugar cinnamon was my favorite. He was very friendly. He told me he does catering, and four course private dinners, as well as opening a Bistro in Cheektowaga coming soon. I love going and meeting new vendors. I will definitely have to try this market in the summer, where I am sure will have way more vendors. Shop local!

Cute little Amish bulk food shop in the country. On a main road between Perry and Pavilion, but…read morestill in a gorgeous rural setting. They carry poly patio furniture, hanging flower baskets, local Amish dairy products, local meats, bulk food items, and fresh local produce in the summer.

Just visited for a work gathering. Just love long acres in the fall. The wood fired pizza was…read moredivine and the semi dry cider was delicious. It was too late to start the maze but will be back to do so. My 16 year old son didn't feel there was much for him to do outside of the maze but he was sharing the memories he had when he visited when he was little. The farm is so fall focused with its ambiance and I absolutely love it.

Amazing farm for the harvest season. So many activities to choose from and a large corn maze…read more It's a nice place to get together with family. They have a store, food, wine cellar etc. Staff is always friendly.

This little hide-away is right near work so I decided to try it for lunch one day. It's a "farm…read moremarket" / cafe / boutique type store. There is plenty of produce! I've had the sweet corn here several times and it's always fresh and amazing. A little pricey ($3 for 6 ears or $5 for $12 ears - you can get it for much less at the public market) but it's worth it! Sweet and crisp! Great choice of fresh fruits, produce, cheese and even meat! The little cafe has lunch specials. Usually it's a sandwich special. Pretty reasonable and cute eating area. They also have a selection of specialty sauces, jams, etc., as well as crafts and knick knacks to choose from! Make a stop here. You'll enjoy it!

Great lunches. Friendly atmosphere. Chicken salad is wonderful as well as homemade soups &fresh…read moresalads.

Great place to pick up fresh bakes, meats, preserves, vegetables and fruits…read more Reasonable prices and friendly service. I could not recommend this place more.

Came here to say with a fellow yelper who purchased $5 pumpkins and if you bring them back to the…read morefarm for the animals to eat you can have a complimentary donut! Fantastic!!! We bought the pumpkins back and boarded the wagon tractor ride for a 30 min ride through woods and fields to stop at some adorable pigs that were so eager to enjoy some carved pumpkins! Then it was back to the store with some homegrown produce and homemade cider, donuts and backed goods. Lots of animals pigs, cows, chickens and turkeys on this 6th generation family farm. My favorite was their play are. Super fast slide, basketball hoops, corn filled box. Great spot for families!!

Pictured: Apple cider slushie…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Mayer Brothers Cider Mill 5 stars!

There's something that just gets you ready for Fall like a trip to the Cider Mill. We ventured over…read moreand took a look inside at all the new stock for the year. There is way more than just cider and donuts here. We found the donuts we came for which was the win for me. We also found kettle corn, candy apples, cheese curds, and some apple cider slushies. All of which looked delicious and later on were definitely delicious. The donuts are the main star of the show for me here. Something about an apple cider donut just screams Fall for me and they're so good, I feel like I could eat a dozen by myself. They also have a bunch of Fall and Halloween decor here for sale which is right around the corner so we checked out all that too. This is a great spot to check out and help you get into the Fall vibes. We'll be back for sure real soon!

Yes, I know, not a typical yelp review, or for that matter, a place yelp can call to get…read moreadvertising either. But, perhaps some will find it useful info none the less. On the corner of Rt 39 and Rt 20A in NY (near Leicester) there is a farm stand. In the Spring, Summer and Fall they have produce. You never really know what you will get there, its literally what the farmer drove in from the field that morning. So whatever is ripe and he felt like picking I guess. Recently they have had corn, which really is best if eaten the day its picked, forget Wegmans corn, find a farm stand or farmers market near you and get it that way. Just yesterday they had peaches and plums as well. Some gourds for the upcoming fall season. This is on the honor system. Prices are posted on a few boards, and you go from there. I never need 12 ears of corn, so I just divide by 3 for the 4 I do want. You can do the same. There is a black lockbox there for the money. I happened to be there when one of the farmers was dropping off the corn, so chatted with him for a moment. I have been driving by here for over a decade, and have often stopped by, always thought the honor system was terrific, and let him know that. He did say sometimes people don't pay, and once or twice they have had money stolen, but that for the most part this system worked well. This is a very safe place to stop, there is plenty of room for all cars and its very open and easy to see. So, if you are in the area, do yourself and your stomach a favor and stop here to see if there is anything of interest for you today. Forgot to mention, they also sell wood there, not something I buy, but I noticed it yesterday. I cant comment on the pricing of that, but I can say for 4.25 for 12 ears (+1 or 2 as the sign says) for corn, Im guessing the wood price is reasonable. The peaches were 2.50 for a small basket (and they are very good). And they have some plastic bags to make it easy for you to carry as well. I'm sure its obvious, but just in case, CASH ONLY. Correct change.

Near Fillmore is a small patch of Heaven: They provide the small clippers and the collecting jugs…read more(with water!); there's a pay station on your way out. It's quiet, beautiful, and slow. Bring your own jug with water for what you've picked. Parking is on a private lot on the property. Please do not bring dogs; please do not let children go unattended. Plan on spending about 50 cents a stem, unless it's sunflowers, which are more.

I absolutely enjoyed my time here!! I went here with a few friends to pick flowers. It's all U-Pick…read morewith various rows of flowers. The entire back of the property is all wildflowers, which are also available for picking. You have the option of a half gallon or a gallon container. You may also bring your own. The place is reservation only, with only a couple of groups of people in the field at the same time. The owner/staff were super helpful and chatted with us for about 20 minutes upon checking out. Overall, we had an amazing experience and I would highly recommend this place.